WorksheetsElements of Economics: Unit 1 Ch 4-6 Test
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 2hrs 40mins
to trade goods and services without using money
international trade
barter
overtime pay
Fair Labor Standards Act
strike
when workers refuse to work until they get the things they need
international trade
barter
overtime pay
Fair Labor Standards Act
strike
a law that protects workers
international trade
barter
overtime pay
Fair Labor Standards Act
strike
trading with people in another country
international trade
barter
overtime pay
Fair Labor Standards Act
strike
1 1/2 times your regular pay
international trade
barter
overtime pay
Fair Labor Standards Act
strike
Long ago, people used salt and beads instead of money.
True
False
A regular work week is 100 hours.
True
False
A labor union tries to get good pay for workers.
True
False
Playing cards were once used as paper money.
True
False
Young people cannot work in dangerous jobs.
True
False
The first coins were wooden nickels.
True
False
lowa farmers selling corn to Texas is domestic trade.
True
False
International trade is a union.
True
False
You make more money if you work overtime.
True
False
A sweatshop pays workers a lot of money.
True
False
Long ago, people _________animal skins for goods and services.
wage
traded
white-collar job
sweatshops
benefits
Office work is an example of a _________
wage
traded
white-collar job
sweatshops
benefits
Another word for your pay is _________
wage
traded
white-collar job
sweatshops
benefits
Health insurance is an example of a _________
wage
traded
white-collar job
sweatshops
benefits
Unsafe factories where people work long hours are called _________
wage
traded
white-collar job
sweatshops
benefits
